Universal Transportation Guide of delhi

Universal Transportation Guide

• By Road (For the Brave):

  • Condition: Delhi’s roads are a mix of world-class asphalt (Lutyens’ Delhi/Ring Road) and unpredictable, tight "gullies" (Old Delhi). Bikers should be wary of the "Loo" (hot winds) in summer and sudden potholes in the monsoon.

  • Road Trip Ready: Fuel stations are abundant, usually every 2–3 km. However, always use "Premium" fuel for high-performance bikes at company-owned outlets (COCO) to ensure purity.

• By Air & Rail:

  • Air: Indira Gandhi International (DEL) is the primary gateway. Taxis to the city center cost approximately ₹500–₹800 via Uber/Ola.

  • Rail: New Delhi (NDLS) and Old Delhi (DLI) are the main stations. Use the Delhi Metro (Yellow/Blue/Violet lines) for the fastest transit—it is the city's pulse and far more reliable than road transport during peak hours (8:00 AM – 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM).